Māori Millionaire Podcast

Te Kahukura Boynton

Te Kahukura Boynton is the founder of Māori Millionaire and a passionate advocate for closing the wealth gap. At just 18, she began documenting her personal journey with money and mindset on social media, quickly building a powerful platform and thriving business. Since then, she has spoken to thousands across Aotearoa, authored the first personal finance book written by a Māori author, and earned national recognition. Her accolades include the United Nations Women's Entrepreneur of the Day Award, finalist for the Girls in Business Excellence in Innovation, and semi-finalist for Young New Zealander of the Year in 2025. Today, Te Kahukura works as a Mindset and Business Coach, empowering other trailblazers to build purpose-driven businesses—just as she has. This podcast is how she shares her learnings in an accessible and digestible way for whanau across the motu to listen to.

  1. Money Mindset 101: Rewrite Your Money Story & Break Limiting Beliefs | 7 Day Money Reset Day 3

    FEB 24

    Money Mindset 101: Rewrite Your Money Story & Break Limiting Beliefs | 7 Day Money Reset Day 3

    Welcome to Day 3 of the 7 Day Money Reset. Today we go deeper. Because you do not rise above your money mindset. You earn in alignment with it. If I said “You could make 1 million dollars this year” What comes up for you? Excitement? Doubt? Judgement? A laugh? That reaction is your money story speaking. DOWNLOAD YOUR FREE MONEY DIARY TEMPLATE In this episode we unpack: • How your childhood shaped your beliefs about money • The conversations you grew up hearing about money • Why “I work so hard but have nothing to show for it” becomes a financial identity • Money attachment styles: anxious, avoidant and secure • How limiting beliefs quietly cap your income • How to rewrite old money beliefs in a practical way • Askfirmations and quality questioning • How to consciously create a new money story We walk through questions like: What is the old belief? Where did it come from? Why does it feel true? Why is it not true for your future? Who proves this belief wrong? And when the old belief pops up, we don’t spiral. We acknowledge it. Release it. Breathe. Affirm the new belief. If she can do it, so can I. We also talk about your energetic relationship with money. Do you resent it? Fear it? Cling to it? Avoid looking at it? Or do you respect it? Trust it? Treat it well? Because where attention goes, energy flows. This episode is not about toxic positivity. It is about conscious rewiring. Your action for today: Write your old money story. Then write your new one. Decide who you are becoming. Because income follows identity. If you are doing the challenge, share this episode and write “New money story loading.” We are not just changing numbers. We are changing narratives. Disclaimer: I am not a qualified financial advisor. The information contained on this website and in my training is for general information purposes only. Any reliance you place on such information is strictly at your own risk. It is not intended to constitute legal or financial advice and does not take your individual circumstances and financial situation into account. As always, please seek assistance from a trusted financial adviser, legal or other professional advisor before making any financial decisions or investments. Further, nothing on this site or in my training is, or should be taken as, an offer, invitation or recommendation to buy or sell any investment or product represented without first obtaining professional advice regarding its appropriateness to your personal circumstances.

    20 min
  2. From “Failing” to 100K Downloads: What a Struggling Podcast Taught Me About Success

    FEB 19

    From “Failing” to 100K Downloads: What a Struggling Podcast Taught Me About Success

    I almost quit this podcast. When I first launched Māori Millionaire, I wasn’t getting the traction, engagement or impact I thought I “should” be getting. The downloads felt slow. The growth felt average. And I started taking it personally. I made the numbers mean something about me. That I wasn’t interesting enough. That I wasn’t impactful enough. That maybe I just wasn’t good enough. In this episode, I’m sharing what I learned from what I once labelled a “failing podcast” and how that mindset nearly sabotaged something that has now reached 100,000 downloads. We talk about: • Why you need to stop taking business results personally • The dangerous link between self worth and performance • How to study successful people instead of envying them • A practical exercise to identify the habits of the 5 wealthiest people you know • Why copying high performing habits is smarter than copying aesthetics • How to detach your identity from outcomes This episode is for you if you’re building something and quietly wondering if it’s working. Sometimes it’s not a failure. It’s just data. And sometimes the breakthrough comes when you stop making it about you. If you’re on a journey of entrepreneurship, financial growth, mindset work or personal development, this kōrero will shift how you see slow seasons forever. Thank you for being part of 100,000 downloads of Māori Millionaire. This is just the beginning. 🎧 Listen now and share this with someone who needs to hear it.

    28 min

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Te Kahukura Boynton is the founder of Māori Millionaire and a passionate advocate for closing the wealth gap. At just 18, she began documenting her personal journey with money and mindset on social media, quickly building a powerful platform and thriving business. Since then, she has spoken to thousands across Aotearoa, authored the first personal finance book written by a Māori author, and earned national recognition. Her accolades include the United Nations Women's Entrepreneur of the Day Award, finalist for the Girls in Business Excellence in Innovation, and semi-finalist for Young New Zealander of the Year in 2025. Today, Te Kahukura works as a Mindset and Business Coach, empowering other trailblazers to build purpose-driven businesses—just as she has. This podcast is how she shares her learnings in an accessible and digestible way for whanau across the motu to listen to.

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